Beautiful white sand beach with calm, sheltered waters perfect for diving and snorkeling.

Majestic adobe lighthouse overlooking the sea.

A visitor's center offering maps, brochures and hotel recommendations by a bilingual staff.

A sports shop offering rental equipment for all outdoor water sports.

Locals enjoy these beaches to swim as well as fish.

A popular church built in the early 1700's.

Fishing trips from Cabo San Lucas. Book through P.O. Box 383, Pacific Palisades, CA 90272; (310) 459-9861, 800-344-3349; fax: (310) 454-1686

Marina Cabo San Lucas is a world-class destination marina that offers an outstanding range of on-site conveniences for luxury yacht owners, their guests and crew members. The marina features 380 slips and accommodates vessels up to 200 feet with a max 12 foot draft and boasts the highest quality services and amenities expected at a luxury yachting marina.

Once a casino, this graceful white building is now an architectural monument and features tours of its voluptuous interiors.

Strong liquor and loud music: what else do you need from a bar?

Ensenada's museum of natural science is best known for its organized whale-sighting trips.

This church is a historical and architectural landmark in Todos Santos.

Old-fashioned cinema in a small Mexican town.

An art gallery featuring unique clocks and sculptures.

This surfside avenue is Loreto's center for peoplewatching, by day and night.

This plaza lies at the heart of La Paz, and is lined with shops and cafes.

A museum focusing on the history of La Paz, but you'll need to brush up on your Spanish if you want to understand the exhibits.

Built in 1720, this church has both historical and architectural importance for the city.

Playa Pichilingue is popular for sunbathing, swimming, and sportfishing. Visitors can also enjoy a number of restaurants along the waterfront.

Playa el Tecolote is one of the most extensive of the beaches in the area with fine, white sand and gentle waves. Water skiing and jet skiing are available here as well as a boat that goes to Isla Espíritu Santo.b

This history museum displays pre-Hispanic artifacts, with a focus on the Kumiai tribe.